Sentence examples for wide because of from inspiring English sources

The SF-36 is the most widely used generic QoL instrument world wide because of its comprehensiveness, its brevity and its high standard of reliability and validity [ 14- 16].

The range was unusually wide because of uncertainty over the amount of Allianz's realized capital gains on investments.

Those that have come free of the wreckage could be scattered far and wide because of the storm, currents and tidal flows.

"I could have put it on a tractor-trailer, but to move it down a highway, a tree can't be more than 13 1/2 feet wide, because of all the bridges and everything".

It had to be short and wide because of the size of the berth in the port.

During the early 19th century, the Whig Party's "internal improvements" program (very similar to earmarks today) had a devastating effect on state budgets around the country and led to significant migrations nation wide because of the high taxes that followed.

But fans weren't wide-eyed because of Mother Monster's epic lyrics or awkwardly awesome dance moves.

As a result, the great legacy of sacred work is steadily dwindling and the divide between the practical and the original grows ever wider because of a false assumption that leading composers will not be able to produce something performable.

Asphalt rubber mixtures continue to receive great attention from many transportation agencies world-wide because of their ability to improve pavement performance compared to conventional designs.

As expected, when the distance between the shadow mask and the substrate was increased, the density of CNTs progressively decreased and the line became wider because of the blurring.

Noguez (Noguez 2007) explained that the small particle size metal nanoparticles (<40 nm) surface resonances do not change their characteristic position or frequency, but they become wider because of surface dispersion effects.